The Logic of Management of Chinese and Foreign Political Systems and the Reshaping of International Relations: A Global Governance Perspective on the Superiority of the Socialist System

Zi Yan; Xiao Yu; Yunting Fan; Yushuo Zhang

doi:10.54691/qg1q5y71

Authors

Zi Yan
Xiao Yu
Yunting Fan
Yushuo Zhang

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54691/qg1q5y71

Keywords:

Global Governance; International Order; Socialist System; Management Logic; International Relations Reshaping.

Abstract

The purpose of this article is to explore the management logic of Chinese and foreign political systems and their role in the reshaping of international relations, especially from the perspective of global governance of the superiority of the socialist system. The article first compares the management logics of Chinese and foreign political systems, and analyzes in depth the transformation and challenges of the global governance system, as well as the motives and trends of the reshaping of the international order. On this basis, the article further elaborates on the concept and practice of the socialist system in global governance, emphasizing its positive impact in promoting the democratization of global governance and the rule of law. By analyzing the process of China's national governance modernization and its strategies and concepts in global governance, it shows how China has transformed its national governance experience into the practice of global governance. Finally, the article summarizes the superiority of the socialist governance model on the global stage and its contribution to the reshaping of international relations, and proposes future research directions and policy recommendations. The research in this article not only provides a new perspective for understanding the role of the socialist framework within global governance, but also provides practical guidance for the reshaping of international relations.

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